Google Review Plates & Signs

Google review plates and signs sit on your counter and collect 5-star reviews in one tap. Each NFC plate is pre-programmed to your Business Profile, with a QR code backup for every phone, and works with no app and no subscription. A customer taps or scans, your review page opens on the spot, and the plate keeps collecting around the clock.

Google review plates are NFC signs you place on your counter, desk or wall so customers can leave a 5-star Google review in one tap. Every plate combines an NFC chip and a QR code, comes pre-programmed to your Business Profile, and works with no app and no subscription. A customer taps their phone or scans the code, and your review page opens on the spot.

Below you will find our Google review plates and signs, built to sit in plain sight and collect reviews around the clock, without anyone having to hand anything over.

How a Google review plate works

Each plate stores the direct link to your review page in an NFC chip, with a printed QR code alongside it. A customer holds their phone near the plate and the review form opens automatically, no typing and no searching. Anyone who prefers their camera scans the QR code and reaches the same page. It is the same technology as contactless payment, applied to your reviews.

Placed on a counter, a plate acts as a permanent visual invitation that prompts the gesture without a word from your team. Our NFC Google review plate ships pre-programmed to your profile and ready to use, and if you are weighing your options, our guide compares a plate against a simple sticker.

A permanent collection point on your counter

Where a card is handed over at the right moment, a plate works passively and never stops. It is there at every visit, day after day, turning a fixed point of sale into a steady source of fresh reviews. For a counter with regular footfall, it is often the most effective base of all, and it pairs naturally with cards for staff who move around.

A Google review plate, pre-programmed and ready

NFC and QR code together, set up on your Business Profile, no app and no subscription. Place it on your counter and let your customers leave 5-star reviews in a single tap.

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NFC Google review plate by Digifeel for counters and walls, pre-programmed

Built for every counter

Because a plate is fixed and always visible, it suits any business where customers come to you. It works on the counter of a bakery, the desk of a hotel, the reception of a clinic or the checkout of a shop. Hotels in particular use it to capture guest feedback at the front desk, as our guide on the review plate for hotels explains.

More reviews, stronger local ranking

A steady stream of recent reviews does more than reassure visitors. It feeds your position in the local map pack, since review volume and freshness are among the signals Google weighs for local results. In short, a plate that quietly collects every day compounds into better visibility over time. Our guide details how Google reviews shape your local SEO ranking.

What is a Google review plate?

It is an NFC sign, usually placed on a counter or wall, with a chip and a QR code linked to your Google review page. A customer taps their phone on it or scans the code and the review form opens instantly, with no app. Unlike a card that is handed over, a plate stays in view and collects reviews continuously.

Does a review plate need an app or subscription?

No. Our plates are a one-time purchase and work with no monthly fee, and customers install nothing on their phone. The NFC chip is passive, with no battery and no maintenance, and keeps working for years. Watch out for subscription-based offers, which cost more over time and can deactivate the plate if you stop paying.

Plate or card, which should I choose?

They lead to the same review page, so it depends on how you meet customers. A plate is best for a fixed point of sale where it stays visible on the counter. A card suits mobile teams, table service and appointments. Many businesses use both: a plate on the counter and cards for staff who move around.

Where should I place my review plate?

Put it where customers naturally pause and feel satisfied: next to the register, on the checkout counter, at the reception desk or beside the exit. Visibility and timing matter as much as the plate itself. A plate placed at the point of payment, when the experience is fresh, collects far more than one tucked out of sight.